ETN workload concern?

[SmittyKeymaster 430]

Lots of rumblings, not from the actual team (just from best writers), that ETN won’t be used as much in 2023. Thoughts? I think they throw to him more, last year was his first year playing, his ppr role isn’t cemented in yet.

[Charles FoxParticipant 552]

Hmmm… The presence of Bigsby is concerning. I think that Bigsby is a COP, but worry that he will get some of the goal line work. Don’t think that Bigsby gets redzone work until the Jags are inside the 5.

[FarFromHomeParticipant 39]

Seems like silly talk to me. The normal rb usage should be to give your 300 carries until he breaks down. Then repeat with another RB. This “let’s limit usage” stuff is silly. Play your best RB. Period.

[Charles FoxParticipant 552]

PREACH FFH!

[WutthecrapmanModerator 110]

He was never a significant carries guy anyways. Tank doesn’t scate me. He’ll be fine

[HessParticipant 187]

I think this is similar to Walker-Charbonett but more of a 70-30 split vs like 60-40

[Hess]

On Hess said

I think this is similar to Walker-Charbonett but more of a 70-30 split vs like 60-40

Yeah, and maybe less out the gate, too, as rookies take a bit when they aren’t the starter. Wouldn’t be shocked to see Charbs get no time at first.

[Charles FoxParticipant 552]

Probably will make this a separate thread, but am posting here because I own Etienne.

So, in my 10-Team NoPPR Max 3 keeper league I can keep both Etienne and Walker for my 2023 6th and 9th round picks respectively. I am not too worried about Tank, but Charbs scares me for keeping Walker even for my 9th. But, since it is only a 15 man roster with 1 any-injury slot, Should I also be worried about Etienne?

Here is my current team with prospective keeper costs. Players with ADP won’t have their cost determined until a few days before the draft. I cleaned out my team favor of prospective keepers. If I keep JT then I can only keep one of the others. Normally I keep RBs becaus3e it is NoPPR, but with all the questions surrounding Etienne and Walker, that may change this year.

Had been planning to keep Etienne and Walker and maybe Wilson

Jonathan Taylor – 1st
Travis Etienne 6th
Kenneth Walker III – 9th
J.K. Dobbins – 11th
Rachaad White – 15th
Miles Sanders – 15th
James Cook -15th
D’Onta Foreman – 15th
Rashaad Penny – 15th
Raheem Mostert – 15th
Khalil Herbert – 15th
Elijah Mitchell – ADP
Javonte Williams – ADP
DeAndre Hopkins 15th
Garrett Wilson 15th
Justin Fields 15th

[WutthecrapmanModerator 110]

ETN is what we all loved about Gibbs this year. Explosiveness.

[Z-DubbsParticipant 204]

If you live in this camp…https://www.google.com/search?q=mortimer+buy+buy+buy&oq=mortimer+buy+buy+buy&aqs=chrome..69i57j33i160l3j33i299l2.7719j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:a488a42e,vid:i2uu6NF2inY

Call me the Jackson 5 as I’ll be there…Too much history between The Law and him. He is going to be just fine.

I guess the question might be…if you are concerned about those comments – what does he fall to – Top 10/15/20? He is probably a mid/late 2nd or early 3rd in redraft. That is his value as the other guys in that range are committee backs as well so his value is baked in.

[SmittyKeymaster 430]

I think people will be shocked how much more PPR work he gets, which IMO could be what the coach speak is suggesting. I love ETN and you can cuff him to Tank Bigsby easily.

[SmittyKeymaster 430]

I think people will be shocked how much more PPR work he gets, which IMO could be what the coach speak is suggesting. I love ETN and you can cuff him to Tank Bigsby easily.

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